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culties. After these "several" feet climbed, we
had some scrambling to do before going down a sort of couloir for which we needed to
abseil because of the rather wet ground.
Then, on the way back to the car, we turned around and looked at what we had done. It was
like a reward after the effort and even if it's not a high graded route, I was really
happy of my first real rock-climbing.
After this, we went down the pub to meet Gary, Dave and Charles who,
God knows why, had climbed a waterfall (!!!) just beside our route. Maybe Wales is not wet
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Member of year 1998/99 Gary Bebb demonstrates the art of
gurning for the assembled audience at the Annual Dinner last March.
Our member of the year has been busy since he joined the committee as climbing Rep last
April.
See his introduction to our Morocco Trip, which he is leading, on page 11 of this edition
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their morrow's climbing which would be a chimney.
Gary explained to us how to get there several times during the evening and, paradoxically,
when the time had come to go there, we had a few difficulties in finding it… As for
the proper climbing of the chimney, some other people are better placed to speak about it
for I refused to do it at the last minute (and I don't regret it!).
The day after, my life as a French assistant in England started again
after an eleven-day-break.
Audrey Abba |
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